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Mathematics, 15.08.2020 20:01 lexadoodle8945

Are a polar bear's length and height predictive of its weight? Suppose a group of researchers studying animals in the Arctic wished to investigate whether a polar bear's height (in feet) and length (in feet) could significantly predict its weight (in pounds). The researchers collected measurements from a random sample of 29 polar bears.

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